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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1920)
" THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, MAY ft, 1 LEE TIRES " Smile at Miles " f AT THE THEATERS o -o -o They called htm Ux-otnt Ijirrr. " t)il he earned tlm UH'lllckrr li t- Inr, (be prim pidlhrl(l and boui" hoanii ot ihn ratlin rounlry Duimn took him fur a nut,"- jut as l.rrjr sated him to for Dutton was a Mil clor unit l.arry liail a scorn lo rtit with blm. When lrry (nil Mr to a beautiful nmt Innocent joaac lady -wished on blm by mlisulilril relative hn hail reason to U "locoed - 8-e William Do.. mom) la a rullrklnr. rnmedy-dramn that brtrim through fUn reels of inrpy action, at ihn Liberty tnnleht One of the serrnn ntnnl lit till kirk U Ihn showing at thn Liberty Thraim of thn new plcturn, 'Tbn MrrryUo-ltound. " Marring YtUj llylant) In a sitting of cirrus life Thn picture baa an Intense lorn Interest wblch might nlono carry It rlly o mrress. Through lla mdlnm of a bankrupt rlrcus Ihn romance In charmingly worked nut The plot U an exenllnnl one, Involv ! a kidnapping, a gypsy maiden the horolne. weAllh ami poverty In the .paths that cross, anil n mom ACME QUALITY VARNOTILE Tramp, scuff! Tramp, scuff All day long. No unprotected floor run stund It. Thn surface goes, thn wood warps and splinter. our floors nm u sight I It Is clmupnr to walk on Arum Quality floor varnish limn on a bam fluor Varnish mm tlm mii'ih-o tiiul thereby wmt nil. A varnished floor is easier to clean thnn u biiro ono It looks bettor. It l bettor We keep n roinplnio lino of Acnto Qunllly floor vnrnlsh Stop In and o H t.ll ju miuietlilm; of floor economy JOHNSTONE FURNITURE CO. 719 MAIN ST. llwtTfm rji3 DO YOU INVEST or jut Speculate? When you buy n rire it in almost, like buying a watch. You have to lay out a substantial sum of money. The tire you buy ban to justify your expenditure by quality and performance. It must pay back your principal, with intercut. Lee Fabric Tin do thin. Heeause they give you long, sure service Lee Fabric Tires prove a good investment guar anteed a first mortgage on tire satisfaction. You'll find certainty of service in Ue Fabric Tires and I'm always here to see that you get it. The Lee Tire Distributor. CHANSLOR & LYON CO. Pacific Coast Distributors Largest Distributors of Automotive Equipment in the world firuu intermingling of lorn rrnr Bllil heroic artlcin ilu Hylatiit u M-rti m her tx( ami her tifit li u timrull lo mairb. In Ou pinurx a! ih Liberty Tuesday .NOTICE TO NTMKMK All blii to Im submitted fur tlm lmr of ihn l.otiK-llrll tract of ilnilic-r land In KUinalb anil Jarkaon roun lln mut ln In tbn hand of tbn un dnrslgnnl beforn May lOth, on which dn Ihn iimn will bn forwarded tbn company for final decision JACKSON F. KIMBALL. hPIII.MS uki: NEWS ' Mr ami Mis John Pnpuy lslimt with Mr ami Mr. A E. Srhrelnnr Hundft) Mr. (Mia. Mark Uttrtl with Mm Frank Tuesday afmrnoon. 1 Onn of thn sheep Sheds on Ihn O' Connor ranch bunted dawn last work, killing several lamba that wcro In the abed. At Alto Cruonro, In llollvlx, wntnr frnme every night throughout thn ar, whlln at noondn) thn sun U hot enough to cause actual suffering. KLAMATH FALLS S. F. PLANS COSTLY TRIBUTE TO HEROES SAN ntAVIHi'O. Ma I San Franriuro ha launched a motement for Ihn construction In tlm chic rnn Inr hrn of a grou, of buildings, cost ing H.iOo.onw. bp 3 ,ir innmorlal. Tbn building lll f"rm tlm Amer Iranltatlon and art frnir of thn city. Tbny will boun thn musical and art orlntlra and In a larK" court ntnlu- ary and nmmorial lublctn will com mnmoratn tho thn dmd of San Kran. rliro'a hnromi In the war. Tbn California School of KInn An, formnrl) the Mark llopklmi Inntltuto, and now n dnpartmnnt of thn Pnl-j-i-rally of California, will occupy onn unit. An auditorium whero tho San KrancUco nymphony orclii-ntra will rln Un concifrt and operatic and dramatic productions will bn offnmd l to bn Includnd In tbn Rroup. Anntbnr buildlnc will bn dnvotod nxclunlrnly to tho American l.oclon. WEATHER RECORD I o o Hereafter tho Herald will publish hn mean and maximum tempera '.ures and precipitation record ns Ink' on by thn U. S. Reclamation service Motion. Publication will cover the day previous to the paper's Issue, up to 5 o'clock of that dy. Pr Mnx. Mln. clplutloo Apr. 1 . 44 35 .06 Apr. 2.. 47 33 Apr. 3 60 29 Apr. 4 67 28 APr. 6 60 30 Apr. 0 fill 30 Apr. 7 01 27 Apr. S CO 3S Apr. ! 4 4 33 Apr. 10 63 2S Apr. 1 1 CO 2G APr. 12 1 29 Apr. 13 67 32 Apr. II 12 27 Apr. 15 45 112 Apr, 10 44 26 Apr. 17 60 2(3 .15 .CO .10 .21 .44 Apr. 18 (i 2S Apr. 19 CI 30 Apr. 20 61 23 .02 Apr. 21 41 24 Apr. 22 49" 18 Apr. 23 fi3 23 Apr. 21 03 28 " Apr. 26 CS 34 Apr. 20 73 31 Apr. 27.. . . 70 35 ' Apr. 28 0N 34 Apr. 29. . f.9 30 x Apr. 30 00 40 Muy 1 . 55 30 May 2 CO 24 BOY FARMERS PRODUCT OF SALVATION I With ihorough apprcltlon of th talur lo ib lat of trained ajrlcul liirlMn trnrd In rnodarn nmthodi and with a knowlrdi of applied rucbanlci iiiHnifery to inodtrn farmlns, tb Satallon Army In lla Home Harriot I'Miaram for Oregon, plan to makr iix-ful farm handi, If not farm expert of many tieiclnctril and deprndnnt youngrtcri Throuxbout Ihn tl (hf r alwaya lad whom f ratir from (oven and alcht lo fifteen )ear who will hivu no futurn apart from poverty and comparative Ignor alien and probable criminality Op poMunlrn tucb a Iliom to be offered by Ibe Induairlal and Agricultural irbixd the flalvatlon Army plana !' e. mllub at North Yamhill, on the 10'. acre farm on which now utand Ibe biilldlui: of the Illthop Hcott icbcxil will oien before tlii'nn laid a uaeful llf llrpur.bt up to manhood In rleai urroundlnc. lth dally Inmrucllon li vrdlnr atboollns and practical In ttnirllon add practice In fanning, thn r'uinaitert will not only be aived from tad rlltienthlp but Klven an bonorabli profettlon tf Hade with wblcb to ran Ibelr own wjr a men. At Ihn Vamlilll tchool, to be pattern ed after the famous I.yttcn school con dueled by the Salvation Army In Call fornla both bojs and Ktrl will find all the essentials of preparation for life s battle The clrls will be taught ewlnc houstbold duties, cooking etc The boys will be trained In several tr-idm and In farming, horticultural and animtl hurlandry pursuits and locdern farm mechanics. And hlle thrlr bodies 'and minds are belnr trained th'lr responsibilities a citlivus and members of soclet) will not be n Elected In fact, one of be strongest teachings of the Saha tlmi Anuy Is Americanism. The rrhool Is nnn sectarian. Through the efforts of the Salvation Army In Cortland, several boys havr hen taken from up alato Oregon towns and placed at the Callfornli farm school temporally until th fund made available by the flnancla campaign. May 1 to May 10, provldi for the opening of the Yamhill school County advisory boards In every coun ty In Oregon are helping the Saltation Army In this great work with children MIL! fr,M DOLI AR HOTEL FOR PARK VASAI.IA. Cal , May 3. Antlcl- (,piitlng thn enlargement of tho Se quoia National Park, through a bill ' before congress, a company has In corporated for $1,000,000 to develop a hotel, camping grounds and other facilities. It has been unnounced here. Tho company proposes to ' create one of thn finest summer re sort camps known to the mountnlns of tho Purine const. j Tho present tentative plans. In clude changing the camp ground 1 from C.lont forest, where there Is not sufficient room, to Crescent Men I dows, a mile and a half distant from the Forest. Ilntter camping facilities are available and the hotel can bo lo cated on thn criwt of a ridge over- ! looking the famous Moro rock to the 'south and tho high Sierras to tho east. Tho new company, It Is said, expects to build some cabins this sea son on the present Olnnt Forest site to arv for this year's business. It Is reported that tho Stnto High way Commission and the government Interests are now nt work upon plans for tho new rond Into the park. ANACONDA. Mont.. May 1. Members of tho general otllce force of the Washoe smelter of tho Ann cnndii Copper Mining company horn nro planning to strike u blow nt tho High Cost of Living by appearing In the streets and nt work In ovoralls. ROBERT S. FRY (eneriil lnxurnneo Inw-tnients Tel. Ii7:t-I 707 WASHINGTON ST. Kliuimtlt I-'n IN, Oio. SELL M'HSF.ltV STOCK KOIt US Good territory open. Tortus nt tract I vn. Write for contract and in formation immodltitolyr SALEM NUItSKItY COMPANY, 1030 Chomokotu St., Salem, Oro. , tC-30t POLITICAL ANNOUNOHMKNT .lOHN l'AltNKLL miuounros his cnmltdncy for tho re publican nomination as sheriff ot Klamuth county. If oloctod I will always romombor that I um your ser vant, not your uiuinor.-Adv. HERALDS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR SALE Real Estate ssasSjassjjSssrfNtsSjgassssssssssrfsrfasi,! TO TUAWv- I niw fi-pasa'-nnnr Mai- bohm automobile to trade, for light truck Ben V M Oarlch 27-tf I.0T8- A few good lota In Mot Hplngs addition A few left an Shipping- ton pavement but KOlng fast IOts of lota bMwnfen tho depot and Mills addition. I'rlces right, terms 10 per cent cash, bill 38 payment I'bonn V. M Montcllus, 1303 Main at 1-tf NOW I the time tolnvest In th? Vul can Oil U (las Co , of Mcdford, Om H-membnr this, -rrrr dollar you Invest must be returned to you before the organUnra ran get ann red cnt of their money back Stock 12 'Jc per share, minimum blocka of 100 shares, fully paid, ntn-assnsaa-ble 2-S . FOR SALE Miscellaneous IK YOU AUK CONTHMPLATINO n j stalling a loom leaf ledger call and sn the famous Nuller Klexlpost lino 'nt Pioneer Printing and Stationery I company. 12C Main St., or phem: , 22W and wn will bo glad to send our loose l ;ai expert 30-3 KOIt BALE Piano In fine condition. I Cash or terms. Winters Jewelry Store. 2S-tf I KOIt SALE 75 cots and pads, quilts, I blankets, pillows and cases Pcr klns Furniture house. IIAWMl.VS IN I'HEU CAKS One Dodge roadster, Al condition. $975. I One Kord truck, I-lon capacity, -i speed transmission, pneumatic tires. fine condition. Price $850. One Itco, 5-passenger, good condi tion. $400. Two Btudebakers. $650 and $360. One Ford delivery truck, all over hauled and In gcod condition, $500 C. I- McWIU.IA.MH 36 Main st . Phone 1C9. I 1-8 'SPECIAL PRICES on cots and pads i owing to freight delay, had to dupli cate and have come by express, con sequently nm overstocked. Perkins Furniture bouse. FOR SALE Ono Shire stallion, six years old Several bead of young work horses. Inquire of Enterprise Ranch, or phone 253J. 12-tf FOR SALE Complete hydraulic 1 well boring machine with engine. Price reasonable. Address Lola Otcy, Dorrls, Cal. 27-3 FOR SALE The Herald will place Z?ur xnc.Ma':e ,n ,hp bands pf oter 9.000 readers every night for only five cents a line. (HAVE YOl' made that application?! Cash Savings Plan. Klamath Cash I Orocery 39-5 ' FOR SALE Che vrolette 5 - passen - ger, good condition, 400 no morn, no less. Inquire operator Star Theatre. 30-3 Storage Batteries Charged..!!. Shldler 'IF YOU uso It In the homo try Per- kins before you send away. He probably has It or knows where you can get It locally. FOR SALE Oliver typewriter, used only three months. Inquire at C32 Oak street evenings or phone 306 during the day. 29-tf FOR SALE A double drawer Na tional Cash register. Just like new Rex Cafe. 12-tf FOR SALE 60 tons rye hay. $15.00 I per tqn. Hagelsteln Ranch, Ala- goma, Oro. 29-3 FOR RENT OR LEASE NICELY FURNISHED room for rent tor one or two gentlemen. 317 N. 10th st., or phono 28SW. 1 FOR RENT Space In these columns at five cents a line a day. A Hue hoi Is rend by thousands every nleht. WANTED MIDDLE AGED man for porter work, experienced, pormanent Job, pool room, wages $120 a month. 017 Main street. l-tfM WANTED Woman for gonoral housu work on ranch, short hours, light work,. Shnimhnn Ranch, Illy, Oregon. 2S-tf Wnntod Throo chamber maids at tho Whlto Pelican hotel. 2S-tf A reliable, capable young lady wants employment In otllco or store. For further information and recom mendation call C. F. Trimble, 917 Pine St.. phono 475 or 374. 27-tf Storago Batteries H. Shldler WANTED A messngo from you to tho readers ot Thn Horald, It you have nu'ythlug for salo, for rent, lost or found. A Classified Ad will sell It. MISCELLANEOUS '1)0 YOtT AI'IMtKCIATK the valuo of a dollar? If you do, tbla meaxaKo lis for you Our guaranteed vulcan i Ulnc and tutxi renalra am dollar I savers. Try ua and m convlncod. Klamath Rubber 4 leather Co.. 112 I Main st , Klarnatb rails, Ore. WOI'M) YOf HAVK 25 per cent on your living expenses? Tho Caati Havings I'lan will do It. Klamath Cash Orocery. 30-C Klectrle Wiring 1!. Bhidlor IK IT IS a trade you want, phone 41. I'l'T IN A COT and make that spam room pay. Complete outfit for 1 125 Perkins Furniture house. i Printing, Stationer and offle supplleJi. Pioneer Printing and 8U- jOonery company. 126 Main 8t -tt .25 CENTS SAVED on every dollar you spend for groceries. The Cash Havings Plan will do It. Klamath Cash Grocery. 30-S 'llOl'BB MOVINO and roofing; 15 ! years experience; prices right; work first-class. True ft Falling, Phono 322W; residence 1221 Pleaa- ,ant Ave. lG-lmo PHONE PEYTON for wood. 187 Electric Appliances M. Shldler CITY OARDAOE When you wsat garbage irmontd call b2J. LOST AND FOUND WWMMIM LOST A golden opportunity to sell your home, your farm or anything; you wish to dispose of. If you do not UR4 the clasaitied columns of Tb Herald. FOUND A chance to dispose of nr of the innumerable articles that you have stored away In your cellar, attic or barn. Turn your waste Into cash. There Is always someone who wants Just what you have for sale. Find blm through the classified columns of this pa par. I 910.00 REWARD Strayed from ranch of Louie Schmltz, 3 miles east of Klamath ! Falls, 2 bay mares. 4 and 6 years old, weight about 900. Smallest one .bos roacbed mane: other one had shoes on. limnded lazy R on stifle. .Deliver to O. K. Barn. J, W Moor man. 30-3 i uoN'T Pl'T THIS OFF Make ap- picatlon now. Cash Savings Plan. Klamath Cash Grocery. 30-5 , . GALVANIZED creating; or ridge roll makes a firtst , cln finish for a new huxr. W make nil me regular siie:nnu si. AT 1023 MAIN L. N. HAINES XOTICB The annual meeting of the Klam ath Cattlo and Horse association. haa been postponed to meet at Bonanza,. Ore., Saturday morning, May Sth, at 10:00 o'clock. 28-tf W. C. Van Emon, Secretary XOTrCK TO DOC OWNERS In conformance with the provis ions ot the city ordlnanco providing that a license ot $1.50 be paid on male dogs and $3.00 on female dogs, all dog owners within the incorpor ated limits of Klamath Falls are hereby notified that such license is due and payable Immediately, and that steps will be taken at once for the impounding of all unlicensed dogs and their destruction according; to the provisions ot the ordinance. Dot; owners are asked to call at the police department and pay tho li cense fee. The ordinance will be strictly en forced. Parties having dogs on which they do not care to pay a II renso nro asked to bilng them In. Tl'ev will bo disposed of. H. S. WILSON. 30-3 Chief of Police .MILLER'S AUTO I.AUXDRY Cars washed, greased nnd engines cleaned. Phono 25W, Dunham's garage. 24-tt Klamath-Bend Auto Stage A dally auto stage service Is now eporatltiR between Klamath Falls and Bend. Olllces ltex cafe and Met topolitnn Hotel. C. I. Reckard. 27-tf PAINTING 1 Practical Painting, Alumlnumlng ot all Iron fixtures, Furniture Rofiulsh Ing nnd general contracting, 11. C. TUVIIILIi t 1)1 i5 Roso tit. C. O. imOWKH Ropubllcnn candidate tor nomination District Attorney,. Klamath county. May 21. 1920. ''Preservation ot Rights; Prevention of'Wrougs." AdT, i ' SEED ORDER NOW Murphey's Feed & Seed Store 12 SotJtk Siztk St. PkoM 87